TOOL · IMAGE → VIDEO · UPDATED AUG 2026
Turn any photo into a moving video.
Upload a photo, describe the motion, and getvivix routes it to Wan 2.7, Kling 3.0 Pro, Veo 3.1, or Seedance 2.0 — pick by style or speed, see the credit cost upfront, get a clip in 30–90 seconds.
New to image-to-video AI? See what image-to-video AI actually does before you upload. Once you know what to type in the motion box, these motion prompt templates make the results a lot more predictable.
WHICH ENGINE WHEN
Cinematic motion across realism and stylized looks. Strongest broad-purpose model in the catalog.
FROM 14 cr/s
Hyper-realistic physics and lighting. Great for product shots and cinematic atmospheres.
FROM 16 cr/s
Premium quality, tight prompt adherence. Best when the brief needs precision.
FROM 14 cr/s
Fast iteration, clean motion. Good first pass before committing credits to a flagship model.
FROM 8 cr/s
HOW IT WORKS
PNG, JPG, or WEBP up to 10 MB. Front-facing, sharp, well-lit images work best.
Choose Wan, Kling, Veo, or Seedance. Type what should move — "camera pulls back", "hair blows in wind" — and getvivix turns that still image into a moving video.
Most clips finish in 30-90 seconds. Download in MP4, ready for TikTok, Reels, YouTube Shorts.
What people build
- Animate product photos for ads and reels
- Bring portrait photography to life
- Turn concept art into pitch reels
- Make scroll-stopping social content from photo libraries
- Prototype scene ideas before a live shoot
- Create looping atmospheric videos for streams
FREQUENTLY ASKED
How does AI image to video work?+−
You upload a still image and describe the motion you want in plain English (or pick a preset). The AI model — Wan 2.7, Kling 3.0 Pro, Veo 3.1, or Seedance 2.0 — generates a 5-10 second cinematic video that animates your image while preserving the original composition and identity.
Which model should I pick?+−
Wan 2.7 for cinematic motion and broad style range, Kling 3.0 Pro for hyper-realistic physics, Veo 3.1 for premium quality and tight prompt adherence, and Seedance 2.0 for fast iteration. Every generation shows the cost upfront so you can compare.
Is it free?+−
Yes. Every new account gets 3 free credits on signup — enough to generate several image-to-video runs. No credit card required.
How long does generation take?+−
Most image-to-video generations finish in 30-90 seconds. Higher-resolution and longer-duration outputs take proportionally longer. You see live progress while it renders.
Can I use the videos commercially?+−
Yes — all paid plans include a commercial license. Free-tier outputs are for personal evaluation only.
What image formats do you accept?+−
PNG, JPG, and WEBP up to 10 MB. For best results, use a sharp, well-lit image with the subject clearly framed.
Does the video come out with a watermark?+−
No — image-to-video output on getvivix never carries a watermark, on any tier. Free-tier outputs are for personal evaluation; a commercial license comes with any paid plan.
Is this a free image to video AI generator?+−
It has a real free tier — 3 credits on signup, no credit card. Each image-to-video model shows its exact credit cost before you generate, so you always know what a run spends.
How do I turn a photo into a video with AI?+−
Upload your photo, pick a model (Wan 2.7, Kling 3.0 Pro, Veo 3.1, or Seedance 2.0), and describe the motion in plain English. getvivix shows the credit cost upfront, then returns an MP4 in 30-90 seconds that animates your photo while keeping the original composition.
Can I animate a photo with AI on getvivix?+−
Yes. getvivix puts 100+ image, video, and audio models in one studio, so you can animate a photo, then upscale or add audio without switching tools. Add motion (camera moves, gentle gestures, ambient effects) by describing it, and the model handles the frames.
Is there an AI video generator from an image here?+−
Yes — image-to-video is a core tool. Drop in any image, choose from several video models in the same studio, and see the exact credit cost before each generation. Outputs download as MP4, sized for TikTok, Reels, and YouTube Shorts.
How do I make an image into a moving video?+−
Upload the image, pick a model, and type a short line describing what should move — "camera slowly pulls back", "hair moves in the wind", "eyes blink and the head turns slightly". The model reads the image and the motion description together and renders a short clip that keeps your original image intact instead of generating a new scene from scratch.